Sentence examples for a clear onset from inspiring English sources
They exhibit a clear onset of P- and S-waves.
A clear onset of a negative H perturbation with a dramatic change (A H ∼−700 nT in less than 5 min) was observed at KTN at ∼1454 UT, indicated by the second vertical dashed line, when event G and positive H bay were observed at KAK.
Since the global simultaneous occurrence of the SC phenomena with a clear onset time and the well identified sources are the main characteristics distinguishing SCs from other magnetic field disturbances such as substorms and storms, SCs provide us with a fundamental understanding of a transient response of the magnetosphere and ionosphere to the solar wind.
Mice with a clear onset of arthritis at day 21 were excluded from the experiment.
If the adolescent said no, they were asked if the knee pain slowly developed without a clear onset.
(D ) The time varying firing rates scheme exhibits a clear onset time and a different maximum firing rate for each neuron.
We were primarily interested in the potential influence of tracheostomy on the duration of weaning and of MV, as these periods are distinguished by a relatively clear onset (by criteria detailed in Patients and methods) and end (liberation from MV).
The discrepancy between adults and children might be explained by the fact that the sepsis patients form a heterogeneous group composed of patients from surgical as well as from medical ICU (n = 22 vs n = 18), whereas the children suffering from meningococcal sepsis form a considerably more homogenous population with a clear-cut onset of sepsis.
Our approach allows for a time-dependent monitoring of Fe deficiency-induced transcriptional changes with a clear-cut onset of the exposure to Fe-free media.
Conversely, although in most cases we cannot determine the epicenter of LF earthquakes precisely because these earthquakes often lack a clear seismic onset, from this analysis, we inferred that the LF sources were located just beneath the caldera floor.
This seizure pattern had a clear local onset with slower propagation, and occurred in 14% of recorded seizures.
